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Factors Related to Changes in Activities of Daily Living among Elderly Patients with Slight Disability who were Discharged to Home Shunsuke Abe 1 , Akihito Hagihara 2 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Showa Medical Corporation Showa Namiki Hospital 2Department of Health Communication, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University Keyword: 自宅退院後患者 , discharge patient , 日常生活動作 , activity of daily living , 自己効力感 , self-efficacy , 運動頻度 , frequency of physical-exercise , 機能的自立度評価表 , Functional Independence Measure pp.146-157
Published Date 2017/2/18
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Abstract

Purpose:To clarify factors related to changes in activities of daily living (ADL) among elderly patients who were discharged to home.

Methods:The subjects were 88 persons who received in-hospital musculoskeletal rehabilitation and discharged to home. Factors related to changes in functional independence measure (FIM) score were examined.

Results:The factors related to restoring the FIM score to its values before hospitalization were frequency of physical exercise at 1 week (odds ratio [OR] =1.41) and 1 month (OR=1.27) after hospital discharge, restoring the FIM score at hospital discharge to its value before hospitalization (OR=3.96), and feeling of self-efficacy (OR=1.16) at 3 months after hospital discharge. A receiver-operating characteristic analysis revealed that the factors related to restoring the FIM score to its value before hospitalization were frequency of physical exercise (cutoff value=1.5) at 1 week after discharge, frequency of physical exercise (cutoff value=1.0) at 1 month after discharge, and feeling of self-efficacy (cutoff value=31.5) at 3 months after discharge. In addition, ≥ 2 days of physical exercise per week after hospital discharge was more likely to lead to high FIM score than < 2 days of physical exercise per week.

Conclusion:Our results implied that regular physical exercise soon after hospital discharge would lead to better prognosis


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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